This part of the country is known for hurricanes, not for twisters; Every year the state gets pounded with several massive storm fronts, causing property destruction to varying degrees.
Last year was my first encounter with a tornado, but, and I have to say it’s a lot more horrifying to witness.
I was at home, late at night, and the power went out. I didn’t even have time to get up from my chair when I heard what sounded love a locomotive engine, passing right over the house. I heard a metallic shredding sound, and then the winds settled down and the noise went away! A few moments later the power came back on, however the air conditioner did not. I was too concerned to go outside, so I waited out the rest of the night without my air conditioner; When the sunshine came up, I heard a lot of people outside making a fuss over their destruction, and I stepped out back to see how badly destructiond my AC component was, on the positive side, it was not destructiond, however on the negative side, the air handling component for my central Heating, Ventilation, and A/C proposal was legitimately gone, however the air conditioner had been plucked off of the stone slab to which it had been bolted, and taken away to Oz, I guess! I walked up and down the street, talking to folks and finding out how poor their destruction was, and but I kept my eye out for my air conditioner, I never found it. What happened to the AC unit, I will never know.